Illinois gov signs order to protect transgender students
CHICAGO — Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has created a task force to study the rights of transgender students.
Month: June 2019
Dogs lead walkers as Bryan Clauson legacy remembered
Organ donation awareness comes with annual Strut to Save Lives dog walk event that remembers the lives saved by racer Bryan Clauson.
16-year-old’s memory reflected in Trans Am Club ride
Forty Trans Ams trailed from Crown Point to Johnsen’s Blue Top Drive-In in Highland, where they rumbled to a rest. The Indiana Trans Am Club gathered the car enthusiasts for a memorial ride and car show in honor of 16-year-old…
PATRIOTISM IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES
PATRIOTISM IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES
50 years of LGBTQ pride showcased in protests, parades
NEW YORK — Crowds gathered outside New York’s historic Stonewall Inn on Sunday to celebrate five decades of LGBTQ pride, marking the 50th anniversary of the police raid that sparked the modern-day gay rights movement. Other cities throughout the countr…
Friends, family remember Indiana man fatally shot by police
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Friends and family of a man fatally shot by police in South Bend are recalling a caring, thoughtful man.
EDITORIAL: Don’t let Lake County 911 dispatch slip back into darkness
Lake County officials must get a handle on clear problems within the emergency dispatch service.
'It's the Beverly Hills of the Midwest': Carmel exes flip homes in new reality TV show
Watch a sneak peek of the Bravo reality TV show ‘Flipping Exes’ featuring Carmel realtor Nina Klemm and fanancier Michael LeSure
Developers laying a solid foundation in booming market
Cedar Lake, once considered a summer getaway, is in the midst of a housing boom.
Nashville offers more than honky-tonks
NASHVILLE, TENN. — Music City. I finally got to visit it, and although music is probably the first thing to come to mind when hearing the word “Nashville,” there’s so much more there.